Centre's guidelines on Aravalli issue misleading, attempt to loot: Deepender Hooda
The article alleges the government is attempting to exploit natural resources illegally.
Congress leader Deepender Hooda criticized the Centre's latest guidelines on the Aravalli hills, calling them an "eyewash" and accusing the government of attempting to "loot" the country's resources. He stated that the public is rejecting the 100-meter definition and that the Supreme Court has previously rejected the justification for it. Mr. Hooda also demanded transparency from the Haryana Government regarding its affidavit in the Supreme Court case. He further alleged that illegal mining in the Aravalli region, which has caused significant environmental damage, is being facilitated by large real estate companies and farmhouses.
29 DEC 2025
— The Hindu
The Congress suspended its Aravalli agitation following the Supreme Court's decision to pause its directions regarding the definition of the hills.
30 DEC 2025
— The Hindu
In 2025, protests erupted across India over environmental threats from mining and deforestation, prompting legal challenges and public outcry.
— The Hindu
Jairam Ramesh urged the Supreme Court to take suo motu cognizance of three urgent environmental matters, including the Sariska tiger reserve boundary revision.
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